Ecuador anti-mafia bill advances: penalty accumulation, new crimes, economic strike mechanisms

Ecuador's legislature approved a report on an anti-mafia law that introduces penalty accumulation, new criminal offenses, and tools to target criminal economies. The Revolución Ciudadana bloc abstained and filed a minority report, signaling political friction. The bill's passage would strengthen the state's legal arsenal against organized crime, though its implementation and effectiveness remain uncertain.

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